One really great way to make your wedding unique and personal is to write your own vows!
Trust me, this is something that we are seeing more and more of in the wedding industry. It’s your opportunity to tell your partner how much you love them and the promises that you are making to them on your wedding day–and for the rest of your life.
There is nothing more romantic than saying them from the heart, and we can help you write down what your heart is saying!
TWO Things to Include When You WRITE PERSONALIZED VOWS
Your vows can be anything you want them to be but at a minimum, they should include two things. Can you guess what they are?!
Okay, I can’t wait, so here you go:
Tell them you LOVE THEM. This sounds obvious but you’d be surprised how easy it is to get caught up in everything else and forget to say those three very important words!
Make actual promises to them.
What Else to Include in Personalizing Your Vows
Okay! Now that you got those two important things in your wedding vows, there are other ideas you can include to make them even more personal.
Here’s a list:
The things you love about that person
Inside jokes
The story of how you met and how they made you feel.
The first memory you have with them.
The dreams you have for your life together
The moment you knew they were the one
The ways you will support them
You really want to personalize these that represent you and the commitment you want to make to your partner!
Personalizing your vows will mean SO MUCH MORE when you have unique and specific promises that you’ve made to each other so that you can get through thick and thin! This can seem like a daunting task if you’re “not a writer” or “don’t know where to even begin” but don’t leave it to the last minute!! Start working on this now so that it doesn’t stress you out the day of.
Oh, and if you’re working with our team? We have a free template for you to HELP YOU WRITE YOUR VOWS!!
As always,
Happy Planning Lovers
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